Many Europeans believed that African culture and religion were inferior to those of Europe. They sent ____________ to convert Africans to Christianity.

The practice of extending a nation's influence by controlling other territories is called _______________.

What is the major river in Central Africa, and what effect does it have on the region?

There are several keys that led to the modernization of Kenya. Identify one of them.

_____________ is the process where soil gets drier so plants or crops cannot grow.

How did gold and salt help Ghana develop as a kingdom (empire)?

The movement to unify all African people is known as __________________.

The __________________ is the main geographic feature of Central Africa.

Humans are responsible for most of the reduction of the big cats in African wildlife. _____________, movement into habitats, and hunting are factors that contribute to fewer big cats in the wild.

What reasons did Europeans have for wanting to colonize Africa?

The cutting down of forests has led to the arid soil unprotected. What is this practice called?

What number represents the Indian Ocean?

What letter represents the Sahara Desert?

Giraffes, leopards, zebras, and elephants live in Sub-Saharan Africa in areas with tall grasses and few trees. These animals MOST LIKELY live in an area with which climate?

The highest mountain in Africa is

Which country would be considered a Sub-Saharan African country?

Given that the Nile generally flows in a northward direction, which statement is MOST accurate?

Most people of sub-Saharan Africa speak a language that is part of which family?

If population growth occurs in an area that depends on farming, what might be a direct result?

Which area in Sub-Saharan Africa is LEAST likely to be heavily populated?

Why have most Egyptians lived along the Nile River and Nile Delta?

Overfarming and overgrazing farmlands have been a major influence in which destructive process?

A ___ was storyteller in Africa who would be responsible for passing down the history of society orally.

Why were griots important in African history?

* Yoruba

* Igbo

* Hausa

* Zulu

All of these are ethnic groups found in

Which statement regarding African culture is correct?

What are the key points of evidence of the modernization of Kenya?

The practice of directly controlling and settling foreign territories is known as ________________.

The incentive (motivating reason) for slavery was __________.

What genre of music did Western Africa influence in the United States?

This photograph shows a climate in Sub-Saharan Africa. This climate is MOST likely

The red area on this map represents which of these?

What factors made it hard for Africa to feed its people?

Sub-Saharan Africa has large deposits of gold, diamonds, and other _____________ which are inorganic solid substances formed through geographical processes.

Mineral resources or goods that many sub-Saharan African countries sell, buy, or trade are known as _____________. They can bring wealth to a country, although it can be a slow process.

Aadan is trying to escape violence in Somalia which is cause by a civil war. He is able to go to Ethiopia where there are places for him to survive. What vocabulary word describes Aadan?

The dominant geographic feature in North Africa is

A disease that covers a large area (example - all over the world) will become known as a __________________.

__________ are treatments designed to increase immunity (resistance) to particular diseases while scientists continue to work and research for cures for the rapidly spreading diseases.

A densely populated area in Sub-Saharan Africa would MOST LIKELY be

Many different ethnic groups, languages, religions, traditions, or many geographic land features can be classified as _____________________.

The development of policies and actions designed to bring a country up to world standards in technology and other areas is a process known as ________________.

Grace Gobbo and Wade Davis are _________________. They study the relationship between cultures and plants.

Nigeria produces more _____ than any other African nation.

Beliefs, practices, and modes of a particular people in a particular setting adopted as a means of survival is known as _____________.

Music in South Africa sometimes focuses on politics. A number of South African musicians left the country to protest unfair government policies. This led to the development of ______________.

The widespread and sustained shortage of food which can be caused by natural disasters (droughts and floods) and armed conflicts can result into a _____________.

____________ (small loans) has helped poor farmers invest in land, tools, and seeds in order to feed the African people.

The blue line on this map represents what major river?